Public Transport

The city centre is a limited traffic area called ZTL (Zona a Traffico Limitato) forbidden to unauthorized cars. The better ways to getting around are therefore on foot, by bus, Subway or taxi.


TICKETS

Metrebus tickets can be purchased at authorized retailers: tobacco shops, newsagents, bars, stationery and ticket machines.
Metrebus Roma Tickets and passes can be used across the full range of transport services in and outside the city of Rome:
- Buses, trams and trolley buses; - Suburban Cotral buses; Janiculum Hill bus
- Subway;
- Regional railways (Roma-Lido, Roma-Viterbo, Roma-Giardinetti):
- Trenitalia urban trains – 2nd class.

Metrebus Roma Fares
B.I.T. (time integrated ticket)
Price: € 1,50
Valid for one Metro ride or 100 minutes on all buses. Tickets needs to be stamped when starting the ride; visitors using also the subway must stamp their tickets a second time.

B.I.G. (one-day ticket)
Price: € 6,00
Valid 24 hours for unlimited metro, bus, and train travel within the city of Rome. Tickets must be stamped only one time (when starting the ride), but keep it with you in case an inspector demands to see it; when using the subway, insert your ticket in the slot on the front of the turnstile, and retrieve it from the top of the machine before going through the gates. The owner must write his or her own name on the ticket. Please note: this ticket is valid until the midnight of the day it has been stamped.

B.T.I. ( 3-day tourist integrated ticket) Price: € 16,50
Valid 72 hours for unlimited metro, bus, and train travel within the city of Rome. Tickets must be stamped only one time (when starting the ride), but keep it with you in case an inspector demands to see it; when using the subway, insert your ticket in the slot on the front of the turnstile, and retrieve it from the top of the machine before going through the gates. The owner must write his or her own name on the ticket. Please note: this ticket is valid until the midnight of the third day of validity.

C.I.S. (tourist one-week integrated ticket)
Price: € 24,00
Valid 7 days in a row for unlimited metro, bus, and train travel within the city of Rome. Tickets must be stamped only one time (when starting the ride), but keep it with you in case an inspector demands to see it; when using the subway, insert your ticket in the slot on the front of the turnstile, and retrieve it from the top of the machine before going through the gates. The owner must write his or her own name on the ticket. Please note: this ticket is valid until the midnight of the seventh day of validity.

Season Tickets
Monthly Personal Pass
Price: € 35,00
Valid for the calendar month as printed on the pass for unlimited metro, bus, and train travel within the city of Rome. The owner must write his or her own name on the pass and keep it with them in case an inspector demands to see it; when using the subway, insert the in the slot on the front of the turnstile, and retrieve it from the top of the machine before going through the gates.
Monthly Impersonal Pass
Price: 53,00
Valid for the calendar month as printed on the pass for unlimited metro, bus, and train travel within the city of Rome for different people. The owner must write his or her own name on the pass and keep it with them in case an inspector demands to see it; when using the subway, insert the in the slot on the front of the turnstile, and retrieve it from the top of the machine before going through the gates.
Yearly Personal Pass
Price: € 250,00
Valid 365 days for unlimited metro, bus, and train travel within the city of Rome. Owner must keep the pass with them in case an inspector demands to see it; when using the subway, insert the in the slot on the front of the turnstile, and retrieve it from the top of the machine before going through the gates.
Family Yearly Pass
Price: € 225,00


Roma Pass

Price per Unit: 34,00 EU Janiculum Hill fountain
Roma Pass, sponsored by Rome City Council and the Ministry for the Arts and Cultural Activities, in collaboration with ATAC, the public transport company, is the capital's special tourist-cultural card that enables both tourists and interested local residents to benefit from various discounts and services that make it easier and cheaper to enjoy Rome.
- Free entry to the first 2 visited museums and / or archaeological sites of your choice (reduced ticket for Museo della Repubblica Romana e della memoria garibaldina);
- Reduced ticket prices to all other museums and / or archaeological sites visited thereafter;
- Free use of the city's public transport network. It allows to travel on urban busses, trams and trains, on underground lines metro A and B within the urban territory of the City of Rome, on metropolitan trains Roma – Lido Roma – Viterbo, Roma – Roma - Viterbo (for the Roma - Sacrofano section), Roma – Giardinetti,  on metropolitan train FR1, only to Fiera di Roma station. Trenitalia trains and Cotral buses are not included.  All special connections tpl Atac, the connection Trenitalia “No stop” Roma Termini-Fiumicino Aeroporto (Leonardo Express) and all connections to and from Fiumicino and Ciampino Aeroporto are not included;
- Discounted tickets to exhibitions, events and other collaborating operators and businesses;
- Reduced charges for use of the On-call Multi-lingual Medical Service for Tourists (MET Travel Health);
- Tourist cultural service Roma Informa;
- At the Colosseum a reserved turnstile is available for Roma Pass holders to get direct access to the monument.
 
 In the kit:
        The Roma Pass card: the card used to visit museums / archaeological sites and on the public transport system as described above.
    •    Roma MAP: A map featuring all the Tourist Information Points, Metro stations, museums and other sites of interest (complete with addresses, tel. no’s opening times and nearest bus stops and metro stations);
    •    Roma Pass Guide: The guide to all participating museums and sites;
    •    Roma News: a programme detailing all the events and services for tourists offering discounts, divided by type: art, dance, music, theatre, reviews, exhibitions, panoramic tours, as well as tourist services at the Lido in Ostia and MET Travel Health
    •    Roma Passè: the card with the App activation code to download the best of the city;
    •    Roma Informa: the card that provides details of how to access information on events and other useful services via internet

How to use it:
    •    The overleaf form must be filled with name, surname and validation date
    •    the card is valid for three days and is activated at the time of the first entry to the museums/sites, and/or at the first journey on public transport, up until midnight of the third day, including the day of the activation
    •    It is validated on the first visited site/museum and/or the first journey on the city’s public transport network
    •    Direct access for the first 2 sites. From the 3rd site onwards please apply to the ticket office for concession;
    •    It must be produced along with your identity papers when required by the staff in charge

Roma Pass Travel Health MET
By calling the multilingual CALL CENTER, 06-43236291, available 24 hours a day, it is possible to:
    •    Ask information about public and private medical facilities available throughout the city
    •    Receive information regarding location, address, telephone number and method of access to the Public Healthcare Facilities that are closest or most appropriate for the resolution of health related problems
    •    Activate, after explicit request, the medical assistance services (house-call visits, diagnostic services, specialty services, ambulance services), provided by Travel Health MET to Roma Pass holders at discounted fees

When purchasing the card, please ensure that you ask about further discounts/free services that may be available for people of a certain age and/or nationality and/or place of residence and/or profession.
Please note that most museums generally are closed on Mondays (with the exception of the Colosseum and the Baths of Caracalla). Almost all the museums normally are closed on December 25, January 1 and May 1 too. We advise you to check in advance.

 

BUSES

Touristic busMany sites of interest are at an easy walking distance from Trastevere, and many other are at short distance by bus. For example, if you want to go to the Vatican, take buses 23 or 271 on Lungotevere (go to Piazza Trilussa and cross Ponte Sisto). To Largo Argentina and Piazza Venezia take tram 8 on Viale Trastevere. To Colosseo take buses 3 and 75 on Via Girolamo Induno. To Roman Forum take bus 44 on Via Girolamo Induno. To Janiculum Hill take bus 115.

An interesting way to visit the Eternal City is the Rome Bus Tours.
City-run ATAC bus No. 110 makes a three-hour circuit around 80 sights with no guide. It leaves daily from outside Termini every 25 minutes from 8:35am to 8:15pm Mon–Fri, every 20 minutes from 8:40am to 8:20pm Sat–Sun. The €13 ticket allows you to hop on and off. If you want a guide’s commentary, take a ride with Green Line Tours, American Express or Carrani Tours.

 

SUBWAY

From Trastevere, the nearest Metro station is Metro B Piramide (from Via Girolamo Induno, buses 3 and 75 - 4 stops. From Piazza Trilussa, buses 23 and 280 - 6 stops) which is useful to reaching Circo Massimo and Colosseo or, in the opposite direction, the archaeological site of Ostia Antica and the beaches of Lido di Ostia.

Metro Piramide

METRO A - 
Sunday-Thursday: 5.30 am - 11.30 pm (first and last departure from the terminal);
 Friday-Saturday: 5.30 am - 1.30 am (first and last departure from the terminal);

METRO B
 - From Laurentina to Rebibbia, first departures:
- Every day, including holidays, 5:30 am;
From Laurentina to Rebibbia, last departures:
-    Monday to Thursday at 11:30 pm;
-    Friday and Saturday at 1:30 am;
-    Holidays at 11:30 pm.

From Rebibbia to Laurentina, first departures:
-    Monday to Thursday at 5:30 am;
-    Friday and Saturday and Holidays at 5:35 am;
From Rebibbia to Laurentina, last departures:
-    Monday to Thursday at 11:30 pm;
-    Friday and Saturday at 1:30 am;
-    Holidays at 11:30 pm.

 METRO B1
 - From Laurentina to Conca d'Oro first departures:
- Monday to Saturday at 5:32 am; holidays at 5:33 am
From Laurentina to Conca d'Oro last departures:
-    Monday to Thursday at 11:26 pm;
-    Friday and Saturday at 1:21 am;
-    Holidays at 11:27 pm.
From Conca d'Oro for Laurentina first departures:
-    Every day, including holidays, 5.30 am;
From Conca d'Oro to Laurentina last departures:
-    Monday to Thursday at 11:28;
-    Friday and Saturday at 1.28 am;
-    Holidays at 11.28 pm.


Animals
Cats and birds must be conveyed in a fully enclosed basket or pet carrier on the first or last car of the train, small and medium size dogs must be kept on a leash and muzzle. Regular fees apply also for animals. Guide dogs accompanying blind or deaf people are transported free of charge.

Luggage
Each passenger may take one small item, with dimensions not exceeding 50x30x25 cm, into a train free of charge. Regular fees are charged for any item with dimensions exceeding 50x30x25 cm or each additional item in excess of a passenger’s free allowance.

Lost property
For Property lost on the Metro A line, please contact:
Metro A line - Logistics Office - Giulio Agricola
tel. +39 06 46957068 - e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
The office is open on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 9.30 am to 12.30 pm.
For Property lost on the Metro B - B1 line, please contact:
Metro B line - Logistics Office - Piramide
tel. +39 0646958164 - 0646958165
The office is open every day from 8.00 am to 1.00 pm.
For parking information please visit www.atac.roma.it/page.asp?p=24&i=15

 

TAXI

Trastevere taxi stations:
Piazza Gioacchino Belli. It's the best serviced station, you can always find a taxi here waiting for you.
Piazza Mastai and Piazza Trilussa are taxi stations too, but sometimes unfortunately no car is showing up.

Please note that a lot of private drivers pretend to be taxi drivers. Actually, the official vehicles of the taxi service in Rome are white cars with a taxi led top light display. The Rome city council’s symbol as well as the taxi licence number are both clearly displayed on the car front doors and inside the vehicle (rear doors left).
Once on board make sure the taximeter (usually placed on the front window) is on, if not ask the driver to switch it on immediately.
When possible, take the taxi directly from a taxi parking area or call it by phone; through radiotaxi you can book the transfer to airports, train stations and hospitals. A supplementary cost for the call will be charged.

PROGRESSIVE TAXI FARES (journey times based on distance). FEE PER UNIT € 0,10

FIXED FARES
Initial fixed charge on weekdays (from 6.00 am to 10.00 pm): € 3,00;
Initial fixed charge on weekends (from 6.00 am to 10.00 pm): € 4,50;
Initial fixed charge at night (from 10.00 pm to 6.00 am): € 6,50;
HOURLY FARES
Time unit for speed below 20 km/h: 27,00 €/h;
SINGLE PROGRESSIVE TAXIMETER FEES
T1: for speeds > 20 km/h: 1,10 €/km;
T2: for speeds > 20 km/h: 1,30 €/km;
T3: for speeds > 20 km/h: 1,60 €/km;
T1-T2 taximetric unit:  starting fee + up to an additional € 11.00;
T2 taximetric unit: T1 + up to a maximum € 13.00 fare;
T3 taximetric unit: from T2 until the end of the service;
CONCESSIONARY FEES
A 10% discount on the sum indicated by the meter:
- for rides to Rome’s public hospitals;
- for women travelling alone between 10.00 pm and  6.00 am;
- on Friday and Saturday, for young people leaving clubs that have an agreement taxi drivers.
EXTRA CHARGE
- the first piece of luggage is free of charge, then any ‘additional pieces” will cost € 1,00 per bag (max 35x25x50);
- from the fifth passenger on (vehicles carrying more than 4 people): € 1,00;
- radio taxi call charge: € 3,50;
A maximum figure of  € 70,00 is set for any rides that originate within the GRA and head directly to the Fiumicino airport, and vice versa.
Charges are shown on the meter at the end of the ride. Extra charges (additional baggage or passengers, radio taxi call, etc) may be added to the sum shown on the meter at the end of the ride.

FIXED AIRPORT FEES (PER RIDE AND NOT PER PERSON). EXTRA CHARGES INCLUDED.
Fiumicino Airport
-    from Fiumicino Airport to the fixed-rate-zone (inside the Aurelian Walls) and vice versa: € 48,00;
-    from Fiumicino Airport to Castello della Magliana - Parco dei Medici and vice versa: € 30,00;
-    from Fiumicino Airport to the New Fair of Rome and vice versa: € 25,00;
-    from Fiumicino Airport to Ciampino Airport and vice versa: € 50,00;
-    from Fiumicino Airport to Tiburtina Station and vice versa: € 55,00;
-    from Fiumicino Airport to Ostiense Station and vice versa: € 45,00;
-    from Fiumicino Airport to the port of Civitavecchia and vice versa: € 120,00;

Ciampino Airport
-    from Ciampino Airport to the fixed-rate-zone (inside the Aurelian Walls) and vice versa: € 30,00;
-    from Ciampino Airport to Tiburtina Station and vice versa: € 35,00;
-    from Ciampino Airport to Ostiense Station and vice versa: € 30,00;

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